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This dissertation consists of two essays on predictability of asset prices. "Benchmarking problems and long horizon …
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We investigate the behavior of the equilibrium price-rent ratio for housing in a simple Lucas-type asset pricing model. We allow for time-varying risk aversion (via external habit formation) and time-varying persistence and volatility in the stochastic process for rent growth, consistent with...
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Many modern macro finance models imply that excess returns on arbitrary assets are predictable via the price-dividend ratio and the variance risk premium of the aggregate stock market. We propose a simple empirical test for the ability of such a model to explain the cross-section of expected...
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According to standard theory, wealth should have no intrinsic value. Yet, conventional wisdom, recent theories, and data suggest it might. We verify whether or not households have direct preferences over wealth in selecting assets. The fully structural econometric model focuses on a multivariate...
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, constant gain learning may sometimes contribute towards explaining the stock price volatility and the predictability of excess …
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predictability can be explained by time-variation in economic risk premiums. Instead of testing a traditional beta pricing model, we …
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This paper provides evidence of short-run predictability for the real exchange rate by performing out-of-sample tests …-term predictability on the bilateral rates of 15 out of 17 countries vis-à-vis the US over the post Bretton-Woods float. A GMM estimation …
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returns, and predictability. The level and variation in the equity premium and the predictability in returns match historical …
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His paper proposes a new wealth-dependent utility function for the inter-temporal consumption and portfolio problem, in which the subsistance (bliss) consumption level is a function of wealth. Ratchet effects obtain when higher wealth increases the subsistance consumption level; blasé behavior...
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The predictability of Finnish stock returns is studied using the framework of Ferson and Harvey (1993). We use a … variables. In particular, we study the effect of the return interval on the predictability of short-term stock returns. Using … daily, weekly, and monthly Finnish size and industry-sorted portfolio returns, we find that the predictability of returns …
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